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71Grow Organic Carrots without Carrot Root Fly
One of the biggest challenges for organic gardeners is how to stop garden pests from destroying all your hard work and eating your crop. When growing carrots, the carrot root fly is a really irritating little...
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64Container Garden Design
Most people think that in order to grow vegetables you have to have a large area of land for your garden. Not everyone has a large amount of land to devote to gardening, so they generally won't attempt...
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54In Search of Self-sufficiency
The 21st Century has seen two major issues arise that effect our whole planet: climate change/global warming, and the financial collapse. What more incentive do we need to try to reduce the negative impact...
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81Organic Pest Control with Companion Planting
One of the keys to organic gardening is to imitate nature. There are no garden rows in nature - everything appears to be in disorder. Yet each plant, fungus, insect, animal fit into the natural balance....
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62Experiment With Companion Planting
Just exactly what is meant by 'companion planting'? Companion planting is the intentional interplanting of two or more species with the idea they'll benefit or assist each other in some way. Some of the...
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71Vegetable Garden Companion Planting
Vegetable garden companion planting is a great way to deter pests, increase plant-health vitality, and improve taste. In your veggie garden, what could be better? The result of companion planting: big, juicy,...
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62Companion planting for the balcony gardener
I have been making a garden on my balcony for the last 4 years. Earlier this year I learned about companion planting, and decided to see what difference this age old technique would bring about if I adopted...
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69Vegetable Gardens and Companion Planting
Carrots Love Tomatoes: Secrets of Companion Planting fo Current Bid: $8.11 ...
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70Preventing Plant Diseases in the Garden
Plant diseases : black spot, fusarium wilt, fire blight and the like, can sweep through your garden (or lawn) and leave destruction. Some good gardening practices can halt and minimize the damage. Help your...
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62PRESIDENTIAL GARDENING Historical victory we can all enjoy
“Food still remains a first essential to winning the war. Victory gardens are of direct benefit in helping relieve manpower, transportation, and living costs as well as the food problem.” stated Roosevelt...
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